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Isolation and characterization of chromium tolerant bacteria in industrial effluents with special reference to utilize them as bioremedial agents

Additional authors: Krishna Murthy, V | Guide

Published by : Kuvempu University, (Shankaraghatta:) Physical details: xxii, 204 p. ;

Subject(s): Biotechnology

Year: 2012

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